On Monday, the nation will take a day of rest to remember those who served and gave their lives for our country.
Today, we’re joined by Director of Military Affairs, Mike Berry, as he shares the importance of celebrating Memorial Day – including ways you can honor the fallen this year.
Don’t miss this special episode.
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Last week, we argued at the U.S. Supreme Court on behalf of Gerald Groff – our Faithful Carrier. Kelly Shackelford, President CEO and Chief Counsel, and Jeff Mateer, Chief Legal Officer, were in the courtroom when it happened.
Today, they join First Liberty Live! to give exclusive insights on what it’s like inside the courtroom, along with a discussion of the arguments presented in the case.
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In this special episode, you’ll hear from guest Jeremy Samek, Senior Counsel with the Independence Law Center & the Pennsylvania Family Institute. He’ll give a preview on what you’ll hear inside the courtroom.
Then, we’ll take you inside the Supreme Court to hear all of the proceedings.
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Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court announced that it will hear our case involving Gerald Groff, a postal worker who was wrongly forced to quit his job because of his religious beliefs.
Senior Counsel Stephanie Taub joins this week’s First Liberty Live! to discuss this case and the implications that a victory at the Supreme Court could have on millions of people of faith in the workplace.
You won’t want to miss this exciting episode and hear how First Liberty is going back to the Supreme Court.
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Babylon Bee, the Christian news satire website was banned from Twitter for almost eight months. Cancel culture and censorship are coming for people of faith and Seth Dillon, CEO of the Bee, joins First Liberty Live! to discuss this recent culture shift.
He’ll explain how the Babylon Bee was canceled and what people of faith can do in this new culture. Dillon will also discuss how First Liberty helped the Bee and how we must not be silent despite these new threats.
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The fight for our military heroes isn’t over. Our Navy SEAL clients and many members of the Navy and Air Force continue to face unjust punishment and terrible living conditions just for living out their faith.
Attorney Danielle Runyan joins the show this week to give an update on our service members as they fight against the military vaccine mandate.
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Shaun Frederickson asked people if they thought the government should mandate vaccines for our Navy SEALs. Watch what they had to say. We think their answers might surprise you.
Shaun Frederickson asked people whether they thought Coach Kennedy should be allowed to pray on the football field. Watch what they had to say. We think their answers might surprise you.
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Our special summer series continues! Do you know your FIRST 5 freedoms? We will give you a hint: they’re all in the First Amendment to the Constitution.
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What is the “separation of Church and State?” If Shaun Frederickson asked you, what would you say? We’re partnering with the organizer of California’s Freedom Revival for a special summer ‘on the street’ series.
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This week, Stuart Shepard gets a chance to talk to Mustafa Akyol, a senior fellow at the Cato Institute, about why religious freedom is essential for everyone – no matter their faith background.
Mustafa will also tell his story of how he fled government overreach and tyranny in Turkey and how we see similar actions taking place today in America.
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First Liberty Live! is continuing our series of special double-header episodes with two exemplary intellectual leaders: former solicitor general of the United States, Paul Clement, and Kristan Hawkins, president and founder of Students for Life.
Host Stuart Shepard catches up with Clement since our decisive victory for Coach Kennedy to hear his read on the Supreme Court opinion and what could come next at the Court.
Stuart also talks to Kristan Hawkins about the recent Dobbs Court decision and the wave of cancel culture she has faced in its aftermath.
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